East Asia Program Intern at Quincyinst

About

The Quincy Institute (QI) Internship Program provides a dynamic opportunity for undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates from diverse backgrounds to engage in career exploration and professional development. During this program, we seek to build a bench of next-generation scholars, advocates, and practitioners who will work to ensure that the United States prioritizes vigorous diplomatic engagement over militarism in pursuit of international peace.

Research Intern, East Asia Program

The Quincy Institute (QI) has an opening for a research intern for its East Asia Program. The mission of the program is to provide students and recent graduates with meaningful and practical work experience in the theory and practice of realism and restraint in U.S. foreign policy. 

The East Asia Program's research intern will support the program’s efforts to develop and advocate for a U.S. strategy in East Asia centered on diplomatic and economic statecraft rather than military dominance. The intern will have the opportunity to attend internal and external meetings as well as QI events.

To be considered, applicants should submit a cover letter, resume, and one writing sample that preferably demonstrates the candidate’s research skills within the context of U.S. foreign security policy or U.S. foreign economic policy. 

Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States. F-1 CPT is permitted.

Duration

The position is expected to start by end of May, and can continue for up to 12 months based on performance. The initial term of the internship is three months but can be extended based on performance.

Location 

This position may be performed remotely or from the Quincy Institute’s Washington, D.C. office. Remote work must be performed within the United States.

Closing Date

The application closes on March 30, 2025 (11:59 pm EST).